What does the word 'or' indicate in the sentence: You ...

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What does the word ‘or’ indicate in the sentence: You can have pizza or pasta for dinner.

A. Indicates a choice between three options

B. Indicates a choice between pizza and pasta

C. Indicates a choice between dinner options

D. Choice between two options

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Combine the following sentences using a conjunction: “She loves to read. She visits the library every week.”

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